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They thought the abandoned pond was dead... then an alien fish surfaced, "I’ve never seen anything like this"
What looked like a dead abandoned pond quickly turned into something far stranger. Beneath the surface, a bizarre alien-looking fish was hiding in plain sight, and the moment it finally appeared, the ...
When asked about immigration policy, Ager said, "I'm an advocate for immigration reform that creates an organized way for people to be able to come to this country in a way that's legal, that ...
A year after a deadly ICE raid on its massive cannabis farms and months after the Trump Administration reclassified medical marijuana, Glass House is preparing to trade on the New York Stock Exchange, ...
They say Britain is a free country, but some new evidence out of Leicestershire begs the contrary. A couple is currently being investigated by British police after allegedly having sex in a Ferris ...
A Republican-sponsored bill to create an independent Cannabis Control Board in Pennsylvania was voted down by the state Senate on Wednesday, prompting leaders of both parties to cast blame for the ...
An illegal immigrant mother who ICE agents arrested after a deadly Arizona rollover crash that killed her nine-year-old daughter has now been indicted after toxicology results allegedly showed ...
The man accused of selling the rifle used to kill two Edmonton police officers was a small-time drug dealer who had struck up a friendly relationship with the teenage killer, a judge heard on the ...
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Gov. Gavin Newsom thought he had the last laugh. He mocked outgoing Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino, calling him “the smallest man who ever lived” and shared a cheeky AI-generated image of the Statue ...
Search warrants have led to the discovery of hundreds — sometimes thousands — of marijuana plants inside residential homes. But authorities say the alleged crimes extend beyond illegal cannabis.
Data shows over 3,000 arrests made by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Colorado through mid-October this year, as the Trump administration and federal government ramp up detention and ...
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